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External links: Costa Concordia disaster - Isola del Giglio (Wikipedia)
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15 comments:
Wonderful to see these close up, VP. Thanks!
That should be fascinating to watch!
Raising the Costa Concordia is a remarkable engineering feat. You are lucky to be close enough to see some of the work.
They'll be doing some good work then. Unlike, oh, the dolt who caused that screwup in the first place.
Pretty interesting equipment that probably requires hard work and precision.
That going to be something to see.
They are really impressive. I'd love to see how it's done.
Ah, the feats of engineering.
What a tall load.
These are amazing. Thank you VP. Great shot.
They are very big, impressive!
First I went to the picture of the wreck. Great photo! I'd more of less forgotten about this disaster thinking the ship had already been refloated.
Those sponsons are massive, but I'd guess that raising the ship is a massive job!
Ugh! That whole story just makes me sick. So sad that people died from that strange man's stupid mistakes. :(
Impressive ! :)
I would never have been able to work out what these are without the explanation. I'd imagined something to do with space. They are like batteries of rockets.
Live and learn.
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